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Description: Bash pipes are a method for chaining commands in command-line interfaces, allowing the output of one command to be used as input for another. This feature is fundamental in script programming and system administration, as it enables the creation of complex workflows efficiently and concisely. Pipes are represented by the ‘|’ symbol and allow […]